Bernard Cornwell 
Sharpe Collection: Books #16-18 [EPUB ebook] 
Sharpe’s Fortress, Sharpe’s Trafalgar, and Sharpe’s Prey

"The Portygee" by Joseph Crosby Lincoln is a captivating maritime fiction novel set in a coastal New England village. The story immerses readers in the sea life and local color of a small-t …

Sarita, the Carlist by Arthur W. Marchmont is a gripping historical fiction novel set during the Carlist Wars in 19th-century Spain. The story delves into the political intrigue and revolutionary the …

Trapped in a cupboard with a nubile blonde nymphomaniac; crossing the Waal under a hail of fire with the US paratroops of 82ndairborne; rattling in a jeep through the Dutch countryside with the men o …

To save a single life, is to save the world entire, and all it took was a whisper. Michael is a righteous man with more than a past. He is the someone and no one that you pass by without notice, hidd …

Friday’s House and Other Stories offers a captivating glimpse into the practicality of American farm life during the 1930s and 1940s. Through the author’s vivid storytelling, readers are introduced t …

In his magisterial two-volume work, Eric Gautier brings to life, with unerring historical precision, the constant struggle for maritime supremacy between the French and English during the second half …

1514. Henry VIII decides to marry his sister Mary to Louis XII, the elderly King of France. Accompanying Mary to her wedding is her cousin, seventeen-year-old Elizabeth Grey. Despite a magnificent re …

"The Gods" is a heartfelt historical fiction written by Robert Green Ingersoll. The book is a collection of short essays and lectures that are specially examined in context of religious bel …

"Flowers of Freethought: Second Series" by G. W. Foote is a thought-provoking exploration of freethought principles, challenging conventional beliefs with rationalism and skepticism. Throug …

"The Fighting Governor: A Chronicle of Frontenac" by Charles W. Colby is a captivating work of historical fiction that transports readers to the rugged landscapes of New France in the 17th …